Argyle Diamonds
LEIBISH specializes in rare and unique natural Argyle diamonds and fine Argyle diamond jewelry, in addition to a plethora of other fancy color diamonds.
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Argyle Diamonds
Unraveling the Mystique of Argyle Diamonds
Welcome to the world of Argyle diamonds, a realm of exquisite beauty and unparalleled allure. These rare gemstones have captured the hearts of collectors and connoisseurs alike for generations. As you explore our curated collection of Argyle diamonds, let us take you on a journey to understand their unique qualities, origins, and the fascinating history behind them.
The Argyle Mine: Where Rarity is Born
At the heart of every Argyle diamond lies its origin: the Argyle mine, located in the remote Kimberley region of Western Australia. For over four decades, this mine has been the primary source of the world's most coveted colored diamonds. Known for its vibrant hues, the Argyle mine has produced a breathtaking array of pink, red, blue, and violet diamonds, each possessing its distinctive charm.
Argyle Diamonds
Argyle diamonds are found in a small number of diamond mines throughout the world. However, more than any other, the Argyle Diamond mine has been known as the largest source of high quality pink diamonds. In fact, the coloring of stones found from that mine is so unique that a diamond expert can often identify the origin of the diamond by viewing the stone. The pink coloring of an Argyle diamond is so vibrant that Argyle Diamonds, regardless of the size, are considered excellent investments.
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